The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1887-10-13
A DRUGGISTS MISTAKE.
A Sick Bans VIE pis-saEris the Druggists
kGsice si.f e, sayrS The Life Of
Her husband. = -

ont 81 ~ go - W.T." tters, but my
wife t.s,t.- ! VIA no more than right
that sii,s,:,. let you kaow what your
remedy las done for me, and think
So toe.
live in East 18th street, west of
Third avenue. and have lived there for
about twenty-:ii--e years. where I own
real estate. Up 10 the time / am about
to mention 1 hsd been q strong, well
man. There WAS always more or less
maAaria in the n-iC',horhood, but / had
not personally .atcr.d from it. 1t was
in 1880 ! had my frs. attack. 1t came
on as sucll attacks commonly do, with
headaches. loss Of appetite and amhi-
ton, chilly scns-,i ms with slight fever
afterwards. 4 aisr ,stiou to yawn aAd
stretch, and so ft,reh. l was employed
at that time at Killians & Brothers,
furniture 'aaufacturcrs, in West SD
street. ] lnp>d tin attack would wear
off, but as It ildn consulted a we'll
known and aoic ph,seian ia Norris
ania. who gave me suinine and told me
what to do. ] cnn sufs up she first four
and half or FIVE years of my expert
ence in few words. Occasionally /
was laid up f.r day or two, but on
the whole suck to nay work. kept
taking quinine. in larger doses from
year to year, an. kept an getting weak
er and worse, Slowly su: surely, all the
time. My trophls WAS now we'll de-
| fined and it. synph,ias were steady and
regular. ] iau durar s..ue in its worst
form, and it VAS siiE,ting me down in
| spite of All thu. l eoaid do or the doe
tors could 10. 1t held me in grip Like
| fire in q burning oost n,tne. The poison
had gone sill through and over me and
nothing wa, able 10 touch it. was
fast losin = fl-sh and strength, and about
March, 1884, | Knocked off work entire
| " and went home to be down sick, and
TO die for all could tell. Iran down so
rapidly that 1 soon became unable to
walk any distance. Later l went from
room tn room in my own house only by
friends holding me up by each arm The
doses of quinine were increased until I
0ftes, took thirty grstns at q Soss. The
effects Of this tremendous stimulation
was to make me nearly wild. 1t broke
my sleep all up. and often walked the
floor, or staggered about it, all night
long. scarcely able to bear any noises
or even human speech. My temper
one of my little children would eat
more in a meal than i could in day.
would order food and then turn from
it in disgust. l lived on quinine and
other stimulants and on myself like 8
bear in winter. tn. quin.ne set my
head in a whirI. and INC liquor-given
as a medicine --m-h. my stomach so
sick could not 'ci.-,t,. it.
From 175 pound. f'rv proper weight)
ran down to 81 p":H,d. the weight
of a light girl-and va. scarcely better
than a ski ron.
If anybo7'7 ha txb>r q hatohet and
| F.IF III Iad + u
hare Ter, h.'f-.- rt
During tn- latter part 81 this period,
early i'll 1856. my physician said:
miller, there's no use in my taking
any m~re Llo"cy of YOU. / ean't do YOU
any good. mig,t pour pounds of quiz
nine down your throat and it wouldn't
help ynu."
On tho s're,e-i, IT this ] gave up the
use of qrininc altogether. and made up
my MIND 10 do notaing more and take
my chances.
Three ,-.eks aft.rwards-about the
last of Mny-,ay wiz. .sw IN advertiser
She told me vi it ] said: STUFF and
nonsense! it can't do me any good"
But she went to Il aruF..i.t's. nsverthe-
less, to get it The dru,rist advised
Ter against E-*k;ns: he said it was
nothing but srg-r; that s!e ought not
to throw a~-r her nl-n-y on it. &c
He s.id he dii2't keep it, but could get
1t if she insistel on having it. Turn
ing away In disgust my wife spoke to
eur Aeighbur. MIR A. G.. HsEewaId
1 yhs got her DO. lie at a drtsc stsxs in
Sixth avenue.
v Almost ,a.ins' nv will and without
# the least i;.iti. | l,..,a taking it. In
; one week l wns b.,i.r. l h...ssn to
n sleep. 1 stopped .reir- ghosts. -
began to harr "a ~ Int aid to gain
strength Thi. r.. ~ the first OF
u June, 1886. .nr' - =. ,md of that
: month / wes ban bench at C.. p
Smiths scroll 3. a. factory in 10th
street, where j ~nrt .o-.
Since then / r-ve n,'.r lost day
from sickness T.kir. ta.kine only,
about fors- pellets in f"ur .qnal doses
day, 1 continued f. r.;-. The ma
: aria appe.re., to be Killed in my sys-
:. y EN-, and now I've got back my old
/. weight-l75 ro"a6s-an.. my old
= strength So labor. s:n AZ astonish-
o lnent to M --'i md l. M. friends, and
e 4 K,skin. did not a.. In. Irn't know
;, what did. The orl- 'r--ter thing it
d could do would hs =, trreS dead ma z
= toslife. FnEDEnIc, 4. MILLER.
$50 East loilh street. New York.
T. S.-For the absolute truth of the
J. above statement rSf-r t. the following
= gentlemen. who ars personally &C
quaintcd with tAr facts: Mr. Alex
ander Weir. es;i i55,h St; Mr. George
..eaman, 153th street .nd Cnurtlandt
. avenue: AIR J. Moehus. l5&th street
9 and Col,!' tnit ,vsnac: Mr.. P. +.
q VaupcI I,.t:h str, 80: ana C"urtlandt
q venue; A!r. job. Lrnny. 630 East
# l5SSh street: Mr.. JOHN E~nshaw. 124
e l25th : rer.. and =. others. viii
IS also reply - l-,icr, ii Inquiry.
l. We summit turt t:,e ain,vr astOnish
ing cure, yotichcl Tor IS it is by repu
able men. i. ,ir<r"vn. IF a thorough
, md candid inrcesti-at:nn by thinking
aeople. Ant: "a further submit tina
= when drIlcoiste turn srss customer
Z .Yy ftlsif1 in- tire character of u remedy
{ because thy d. not happen to have i
n IN hand, :ney 80 sre,; wrong. L
IL Ibis aKi,ted man Nail no. d:srcgardet
r. the druggists advice .n., sent else
: where for the rcn.d, he would witbaa
k, doubt have bccs in hi. grave.
TO Other letter. nj 4 similar characte
N from prominent individuals, which
<, lamp R.,Aine az remedy OF un
u .!oubteI rcri. will be ssni on applica
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